June 2013 | Ideal Bride Magazine
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Ideal Apricot Wedding Colour Scheme 2013
Apricot colour schemes are warm and bursting with energy. Ideal for autumnal weddings, capturing the natural shades in the falling leaves and the copper tones in the setting sun. If you are planning an apricot wedding be sure to include rustic flowers in the brides bouqueT and grooms button hole.
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